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Oh, no, it's absolutely not. It's usually to normalize into the 3rd form. But that's not enough on some cases, that's too much on some other cases, and the rea
by marcosdumay 2y ago
Oh, no, it's absolutely not.
It's usually to normalize into the 3rd form. But that's not enough on some cases, that's too much on some other cases, and the reason it breaks is performance about as often as it's not.